Prompt Method and Portable Device

ABSTRACT

This application provides a prompt method, applied to a portable device adsorbed on a magnetic holder. The method includes: a display of the portable device being off; and detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range, lightening the display of the portable device when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displaying, on the display, prompt information about moving the portable device. By using this method, a user can learn, in time, that the adsorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder is unstable, and move the portable device based on the prompt information, so that the portable device can be stably adsorbed on the magnetic holder, thereby effectively preventing the portable device from sliding down from the magnetic holder

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the electromagnetic field, and inparticular, to a prompt method and a portable device.

BACKGROUND

Currently, an increasing quantity of drivers place portable devices in aproper location in vehicles through in-vehicle holders, so that theportable devices (for example, a mobile phone, a navigator, and atablet) can be conveniently and safely used to perform operations suchas call answering or viewing navigation information. The drivers maydirectly operate portable devices fixed on the in-vehicle holders, andmay also conveniently take the portable devices down for using. Thein-vehicle holders may be classified into a clip holder, a slot holder,a magnetic holder, and the like based on a manner for fixing theportable devices.

The magnetic holders have advantages such as easy to place and take downthe portable devices, easy to adjust an attitude of the portabledevices, and difficult to cause a surface scratch of the portabledevices. Therefore, the magnetic holders have a broad applicationforeground. A working principle of the magnetic holder is that a magnetin the holder is magnetically adsorbed with a metal sheet attached on aportable device, so that the portable device is fixed. When magneticstability between the magnetic holder and the portable device reducesdue to some reasons, for example, when driving on a rugged section,magnetic adherence between the magnetic holder and the portable devicereduces because vehicles bump, or when taking the mobile phone down fromthe magnetic holder and then places the mobile phone on the holderagain, the driver does not notice a placement location of the portabledevice on the holder, the portable device may easily move and even slidedown from the holder.

SUMMARY

This application provides a method for determining magnetic adsorptionstability and a portable device, to resolve a problem that stabilitycannot be improved. when a portable device is placed on a magneticholder in the prior art.

According to a first aspect, this application provides a prompt method,applied to a portable device adsorbed on a magnetic holder. The methodincludes: a display of the portable device being off; and detecting, bythe portable device, that a parameter related to a magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, lightening the displayof the portable device when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displaying, on the display, prompt information about moving theportable device.

By using the prompt method provided in this application, the display ofthe portable device is off, and the portable device determines, bydetecting that the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensitydeviates from the preset threshold range, that absorption of theportable device on the magnetic holder is unstable, and then outputs thevoice prompt. The portable device lightens the display of the portabledevice when, before, or after outputting the voice prompt, and displaysthe prompt information about moving the portable device, on the display,so that a user can move the portable device in time. Therefore, theportable device can be stably adsorbed on the magnetic holder, therebyeffectively preventing the portable device from sliding down from themagnetic holder.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes an adsorption site, and the presetthreshold range includes a boundary range of a security zone; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, the magnetic induction intensity byusing a magnetic field sensor of the portable device, and determiningthe adsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; and

determining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in a plurality of directions, and component values in eachdirection among the component values in the plurality of directionscorrespond to one preset threshold range; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, the component values of the magneticinduction intensity in the plurality of directions by using a magneticfield sensor of the portable device; and

determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from a presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, andvariations of component values in each direction among the variations ofthe component values in the plurality of directions correspond to onepreset threshold range; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions by using amagnetic field sensor of the portable device; and

determining that a variation of a component value in at least onedirection among the variations of the component values in the pluralityof directions deviates from the preset threshold range corresponding tothe variation of the component value in the at least one direction.

In a possible implementation, the displaying prompt information aboutmoving the portable device, on the display includes:

displaying the security zone and a current adsorption site of theportable device on the display;

displaying a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, on the display; or

displaying, on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, the security zone,and a current adsorption site of the portable device.

In a possible implementation, the method further includes:

turning off, by the portable device, the display when detecting that theparameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in the presetthreshold range and after outputting prompt information; or

turning off, by the portable device, the display when detecting that theparameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in the presetthreshold range.

In a possible implementation, when outputting the prompt information,the portable device is in a locked state; or when outputting the promptinformation, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

According to a second aspect, this application provides another promptmethod, applied to a portable device adsorbed on a magnetic holder. Themethod includes:

displaying, by the portable device, an interaction interface on thedisplay, where the interaction interface includes an unlock interface, astandby screen, a lock screen, a non-home screen, a home screen, or anapplication interface; and detecting, by the portable device, that aparameter related to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from apreset threshold range, stopping displaying the interaction interface ofthe portable device when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displaying, on the display, prompt information about moving theportable device.

By using the prompt method provided in this application, the display ofthe portable device is in the interaction interface, and the portabledevice determines, by detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range,that absorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder isunstable, and then outputs the voice prompt. The portable device stopsdisplaying the interaction interface when, before, or after outputtingthe voice prompt, and displays the prompt information about moving theportable device, on the display, so that a user can move the portabledevice in time. Therefore, the portable device can be stably adsorbed onthe magnetic holder, thereby effectively preventing the portable devicefrom sliding down from the magnetic holder.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes an adsorption site, and the presetthreshold range includes a boundary range of a security zone; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, the magnetic induction intensity byusing a magnetic field sensor of the portable device, and determiningthe adsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; and

determining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in a plurality of directions, and component values in eachdirection among the component values in the plurality of directionscorrespond to one preset threshold range; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, the component values of the magneticinduction intensity in the plurality of directions by using a magneticfield sensor of the portable device; and

determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from a presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

In a possible implementation, the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity includes variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, andvariations of component values in each direction among the variations ofthe component values in the plurality of directions correspond to onepreset threshold range; and

the detecting, by the portable device, that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold rangeincludes:

obtaining, by the portable device, variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions by using amagnetic field sensor of the portable device; and

determining that a variation of a component value in at least onedirection among the variations of the component values in the pluralityof directions deviates from the preset threshold range corresponding tothe variation of the component value in the at least one direction.

In a possible implementation, the displaying prompt information aboutmoving the portable device, on the display includes:

displaying the security zone and a current adsorption site of theportable device on the display;

displaying a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, on the display; or

displaying, on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, the security zone,and a current adsorption site of the portable device.

In a possible implementation, the method further includes:

displaying, by the portable device, the interaction interface of theportable device when detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range and afteroutputting prompt information; or

displaying, by the portable device, the interaction interface of theportable device when detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range.

In a possible implementation, when outputting the prompt information,the portable device is in a locked state; or when outputting the promptinformation, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

According to a third aspect, this application provides a portabledevice.

The portable device can implement a function performed by the portabledevice in the prompt method according to the first aspect, and thefunction may be implemented by hardware or may be implemented byhardware executing corresponding software. The hardware or softwareincludes one or more modules or units corresponding to the foregoingfunction.

In a possible design, the portable device includes a magnetic fieldsensor, a display, a processor, and an audio output unit, where

the magnetic field sensor includes a magnetic sensitive element and asignal processing circuit, where the magnetic sensitive element isconfigured to sense a magnetic induction intensity that is near theportable device and that is generated by a magnetic holder, and thesignal processing circuit is configured to convert the sensed magneticinduction intensity into a digital signal; and

the processor is configured to: control the display to be off,determine, based on the digital signal, a parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity, when detecting that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset thresholdrange, lighten the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt by using the audio output unit, and display,on the display, prompt information about moving the portable device.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes an adsorption site, and the preset threshold rangeincludes a boundary range of a security zone; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the magnetic inductionintensity generated by the magnetic holder, and determining theadsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; and

determining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes component values of the magnetic induction intensityin a plurality of directions, and component values in each directionamong the component values in the plurality of directions corresponds toone preset threshold range; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the component values ofthe magnetic induction intensity in the plurality of directions; and

determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from a presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes variations of component values of the magneticinduction intensity in a plurality of directions, and variations ofcomponent values in each direction among the variations of the componentvalues in the plurality of directions correspond to one preset thresholdrange; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the variations of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the plurality ofdirections; and

determining that a variation of a component value in at least onedirection among the variations of the component values in the pluralityof directions deviates from the preset threshold range corresponding tothe variation of the component value in the at least one direction.

In a possible design, that the processor displays the prompt informationabout moving the portable device, on the display includes:

displaying, by the processor, the security zone and a current adsorptionsite of the portable device on the display;

displaying, the processor, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, on the display; or

displaying, by the processor on the display, a text indicating a movingdirection or a graph representation indicating a moving direction, thesecurity zone, and a current adsorption site of the portable device.

In a possible design, the processor is further configured to:

turn off the display when the processor detects that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity is in the preset thresholdrange and after the processor outputs prompt information by using atleast one of the audio output unit and the display; or

turn off the display when the processor detects that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity is in the preset thresholdrange.

In a possible design, when the processor outputs the prompt informationby using at least one of the audio output unit and the display, theportable device is in a locked state; or when the processor outputs theprompt information by using at least one of the audio output unit andthe display, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

According to a fourth aspect, this application provides another portabledevice. The portable device can implement a function performed by theportable device in the prompt method according to the second aspect, andthe function may be implemented by hardware or may be implemented byhardware executing corresponding software. The hardware or softwareincludes one or more modules corresponding to the foregoing function.

In a possible design, the portable device includes a magnetic fieldsensor, a display, a processor, and an audio output unit, where

the mimetic field sensor includes a magnetic sensitive element and asignal processing circuit, where the magnetic sensitive element isconfigured to sense a magnetic induction intensity that is near theportable device and that is generated by a magnetic holder, and thesignal processing circuit is configured to convert the sensed magneticinduction intensity into a digital signal; and

the processor is configured to: display an interaction interface of theportable device on the display, where the interaction interface includesan unlock interface, a home screen, a standby screen, a lock screen, anon-home screen, or an application interface; determine, based on thedigital signal, a parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity,when detecting that the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, skip displaying theinteraction interface of the portable device on the display when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt by using the audio outputunit, and display, on the display, prompt information about moving theportable device.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes an adsorption site, and the preset threshold rangeincludes a boundary range of a security zone; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the magnetic inductionintensity generated by the magnetic holder, and determining theadsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; and

determining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes component values of the magnetic induction intensityin a plurality of directions, and component values in each directionamong the component values in the plurality of directions correspond toone preset threshold range; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the component values ofthe magnetic induction intensity in the plurality of directions; and

determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from a presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

In a possible design, the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity includes variations of component values of the magneticinduction intensity in a plurality of directions, and variations ofcomponent values in each direction among the variations of the componentvalues in the plurality of directions correspond to one preset thresholdrange; and

that the processor is configured to detect that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor, the variations of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the plurality ofdirections; and

determining that a variation of a component value in at least onedirection among the component values in the plurality of directionsdeviates from the preset threshold range corresponding to the variationof the component value in the at least one direction.

In a possible design, that the processor displays the prompt informationabout moving the portable device, on the display includes:

displaying, by the processor, the security zone and a current adsorptionsite of the portable device on the display;

displaying, by the processor, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, on the display; or

displaying, by the processor on the display, a text indicating a movingdirection or a graph representation indicating a moving direction, thesecurity zone, and a current adsorption site of the portable device.

In a possible design, the processor is further configured to:

display the interaction interface of the portable device when theprocessor detects that the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity is in the preset threshold range and after outputting theprompt information by using at least one of the audio output unit andthe display; or

display the interaction interface of the portable device when theprocessor detects that the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity is in the preset threshold range.

In a possible design, when the processor outputs the prompt informationby using at least one of the audio output unit and the display, theportable device is in a locked state; or when the processor outputs theprompt information by using at least one of the audio output unit andthe display, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

According to a fifth aspect, this application provides a portabledevice. The device exists in a form of a chip product, a structure ofthe device includes a processor and a memory, the memory is configuredto couple to the processor and store a program instruction and data ofthe device, and the processor is configured to implement the programinstruction stored in the memory, so that the device performs the promptmethod according to the first aspect or any possible implementation ofthe first aspect.

According to a sixth aspect, this application provides another portabledevice. The device exists in a form of a chip product, a structure ofthe device includes a processor and a memory, the memory is configuredto couple to the processor and store a program instruction and data ofthe device, and the processor is configured to implement the programinstruction stored in the memory, so that the device performs the promptmethod according to the second aspect or any possible implementation ofthe second aspect.

According to a seventh aspect, this application provides acomputer-readable storage medium. The storage medium includes aninstruction. When the instruction is run on a portable device, theportable device is enabled to perform the prompt method according to thefirst aspect or any possible implementation of the first aspect.

According to an eighth aspect, this application provides anothercomputer-readable storage medium. The storage medium includes aninstruction. When the instruction is run on a portable device, theportable device is enabled to perform the prompt method according to thesecond aspect or any possible implementation of the second aspect.

According to a ninth aspect, this application provides a computerprogram product, including an instruction. When the computer programproduct is run on a portable device, the portable device is enabled toperform the prompt method according to the first aspect or any possibleimplementation of the first aspect.

According to a tenth aspect, this application provides another computerprogram product, including an instruction. When the computer programproduct is run on a portable device, the portable device is enabled toperform the prompt method according to the second aspect or any possibleimplementation of the second aspect.

According to an eleventh aspect, this application provides a graphicaluser interface on a portable device. The portable device includes adisplay, a memory, a plurality of application programs, and one or moreprocessors configured to execute one or more programs stored in thememory, and the graphical user interface includes a user interfacedisplayed in the prompt method according to the first aspect or anypossible implementation of the first aspect.

According to a twelfth aspect, this application provides anothergraphical user interface on a portable device. The portable deviceincludes a display, a memory, a plurality of application programs, andone or more processors configured to execute one or more programs storedin the memory, and the graphical user interface includes a userinterface displayed in the prompt method according to the second aspector any possible implementation of the second aspect.

According to the prompt method and the portable device that are providedin this application, the display of the portable device is off, and theportable device determines, by detecting that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange, that absorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder isunstable, and then outputs the voice prompt. The portable devicelightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting the voice prompt, and displays, on the display, the promptinformation about moving the portable device. Alternatively, the displayof the portable device is in the interaction interface, and the portabledevice determines, by detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range,that absorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder isunstable, and then outputs the voice prompt. The portable device stopsdisplaying the interaction interface when, before, or after outputtingthe voice prompt, and displays, on the display, the prompt informationabout moving the portable device. Therefore, a user can move theportable device in time, so that the portable device can be stablyadsorbed on the magnetic holder, thereby effectively preventing theportable device from sliding down from the magnetic holder.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an application scenario of a promptmethod according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a prompt method according to an embodiment ofthis application;

FIG. 3a is a schematic diagram of an interface change of a displayaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3b is a schematic diagram of another interface change of a displayaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3c is a schematic diagram of still another interface change of adisplay according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3d is a schematic diagram of yet another interface change of adisplay according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3e is a schematic diagram of yet still another interface change ofa display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3f is a schematic diagram of still yet another interface change ofa display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4a -1 to FIG. 4a -3 are schematic diagrams of an interface changeof a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4b -1 to FIG. 4b -4 are schematic diagrams of another interfacechange of a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4c -1 to FIG. 4c -4 are schematic diagrams of still anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 4d -1 to FIG. 4d -4 are schematic diagrams of yet another interfacechange of a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of another prompt method according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 6a is a schematic diagram of an interface change of a displayaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 6b is a schematic diagram of another interface change of a displayaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 6c -1 and FIG. 6c -2 are schematic diagrams of still anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 6d -1 and FIG. 6d -2 are schematic diagrams of yet anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 6e -1 and FIG. 6e -2 are schematic diagrams of yet still anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 6f -1 and FIG. 6f -2 are schematic diagrams of still yet anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 7a -1 to FIG. 7a -3 are schematic diagrams of an interface changeof a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7b -1 to FIG. 7b -4 are schematic diagrams of another interfacechange of a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7c -1 to FIG. 7c -4 are schematic diagrams of still anotherinterface change of a display according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 7d -1 to FIG. 7d -4 are schematic diagrams of yet another interfacechange of a display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7e is a schematic diagram of yet still another interface change ofa display according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a detection method according to an embodimentof this application;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a coordinate axis definition of aportable device according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 10a is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device and amagnetic holder have different relative locations according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 10b is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device and amagnetic holder have different relative locations according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 10c is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device and amagnetic holder have different relative locations according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 11a is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device isadsorbed on a security zone on a magnetic holder according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 11b is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device isadsorbed on a security zone on a magnetic holder according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 11e is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device isadsorbed on a security zone of a magnetic holder according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 11d is a schematic diagram showing that a portable device isadsorbed on a security zone on a magnetic holder according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 12 is a flowchart of another detection method according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a sampling site of a magneticinduction intensity according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 14 is a flowchart of still another detection method according to anembodiment of this application;

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a portable device accordingto an embodiment of this application; and

FIG. 16 is a schematic structural diagram of another portable deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The following describes the technical solutions in the embodiments ofthis application with reference to the accompanying drawings in theembodiments of this application.

It should be noted that the portable device in the embodiments of thisapplication may he a mobile phone, a tablet, a wearable device, and thelike. The portable device may include an acceleration sensor and amagnetic field sensor. The acceleration sensor may measure a movingacceleration of the portable device, the magnetic field sensor maydetect a magnetic field intensity at a location in which the magneticfield sensor is located, and the acceleration sensor and the magneticfield sensor may store detected data in a memory of the portable device.The magnetic holder in the embodiments of this application may includeone or more magnets, for example, a magnet or an electromagnet. Themagnet may be circular, square, cylindrical, or the like. The magneticholder may fix the portable device through magnetic adsorption. Forexample, a metal sheet attached on the portable device is adsorbed onthe magnetic holder through a magnet included in the magnetic holder,thereby fixing the portable device. A manufacturing material of themetal sheet may be magnetic metals such as iron, cobalt, and nickel. Ashape of the metal sheet may be a quadrate, a rectangularity, anellipse, a sector, or the like. A manner in which the metal sheet isattached on the portable device may be that the metal sheet is embeddedin a housing of the portable device, the metal sheet is adhered on aninner surface or an outer surface of the housing of the portable device,the metal sheet is embedded in a protective case of the portable device,the metal sheet is adhered on an inner surface or an outer surface ofthe protective case of the portable device, and the like.

The prompt method provided in the embodiments of this application may beapplied to the following scenarios FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of anapplication scenario of a prompt method according to an embodiment ofthis application. When driving a vehicle, a user fixes a portable deviceby using a magnetic holder, to facilitate viewing navigation informationdisplayed on the portable device. A circular magnet is disposed at anend at which the magnetic holder is in contact with the portable device,and a circular metal sheet is adhered on a housing of the portabledevice. The circular metal sheet on the portable device is adsorbed onthe magnetic holder through the circular magnet included in the magneticholder, thereby fixing the portable device.

It should be noted that in the plurality of embodiments provided in thisapplication, when performing the prompt method provided in thisapplication, an initial state of a display of the portable device may bean off state, or may be displaying an interaction interface of theportable device. For example, the interaction interface may include anunlock interface, a home screen, a standby screen, a lock screen, anon-home screen, or an application interface. The following describesthe prompt method provided in this application based on differentinitial states of the display by using the plurality of embodiments.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a prompt method according to an embodiment ofthis application. As shown in FIG. 2, the method includes the followingsteps.

Step S210. A display of a portable device is off.

In a plurality of different scenarios, the display of the portabledevice adsorbed on the magnetic holder is off. For example, afterlocking the screen of the portable device, a user places the portabledevice on the magnetic holder.

Alternatively, if the user does not perform any operation on theportable device adsorbed on the magnetic holder in a period of time, thescreen of the portable device is locked automatically, and the displayof the portable device is off after the screen is locked.

Step S220. When detecting that a parameter related to a magneticinduction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range, the portabledevice lightens the display of the portable device when, before, orafter outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, promptinformation about moving the portable device.

In this step, if the portable device detects that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange, it may be determined that adsorption of the portable device onthe magnetic holder is unstable, and further the user is prompted that alocation of the portable device needs to be adjusted.

For example, an output voice prompt is used to prompt the user that theadsorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder is unstable,and the location of the portable device needs to be adjusted. Forexample, content of the voice prompt is that “the adsorption of theportable device on the magnetic holder is unstable, please move theportable device according to the prompt”.

For example, the displaying the prompt information about moving theportable device, on the display may include: displaying a security zoneand a current adsorption site of the portable device on the display;displaying a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, on the display; ordisplaying, on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, the security zone,and a current adsorption site of the portable device. The user mayadjust the location of the portable device based on the promptinformation that is about moving the portable device and that isdisplayed on the display, so that the portable device is stably adsorbedon the magnetic holder.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3a , a display of a portable device is offthe portable device detects that a parameter related to a magneticinduction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range, lightens thedisplay of the portable device when, before, or after outputting a voiceprompt, and displays a security zone and a current adsorption site ofthe portable device on the display. The security zone may be a circulararea in which a metal sheet that is adsorbed at a back facet of a mobilephone is located, and the current adsorption site is a circular area inwhich one end at which the magnetic holder is in contact with a backfacet of a terminal is located. In FIG. 3a , a part of the circular areaindicating the current adsorption site is located outside the circulararea indicating the security zone, a user may move the portable devicebased on this, until an adsorption site of the portable device on themagnetic holder is totally located inside the security zone.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 3b , a display of a portabledevice is off, the portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,lightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, a text “pleasemove the device to the right upper side for 1 cm to 2 cm” indicating amoving direction.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 3c , a display of a portabledevice is off, the portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,lightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, a graphrepresentation indicating the moving direction. The graph representationmay include an arrow indicating the moving direction, a current locationof the portable device, and a destination location that is shown byusing a dashed line and to which the portable device moves.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 3d , a display of a portabledevice is off, the portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,lightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, the text thatindicates the moving direction and that is shown in FIG. 3b and thegraph representation that indicates the moving direction and that isshown in FIG. 3 c.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 3e , a display of a portabledevice is off, the portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,lightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, the text thatindicates the moving direction and that is shown in FIG. 3b , thesecurity zone shown in FIG. 3b , and the current adsorption site of theportable device.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 3f , a display of a portabledevice is off, the portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,lightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, for example, an arrow, thesecurity zone shown in FIG. 3b , and a current adsorption site of theportable device.

Step S230. The portable device turns the display off when detecting thatthe parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in thepreset threshold range and after outputting prompt information.

In this step, When detecting that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range, the portabledevice may determine that the portable device is stably adsorbed on themagnetic holder, further, outputs the prompt information, to prompt theuser that the portable device is already stably absorbed on the magneticholder, and turns the display off.

For example, the outputting the prompt information may include:outputting voice prompt information, or displaying the promptinformation on the display.

For example, as shown in FIG. 4a -1 to FIG. 4a -3, a display of aportable device is off, the portable device detects that a parameterrelated to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from a presetthreshold range, lightens the display of the portable device when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the text that indicates the moving direction and that is shownin FIG. 3b , the security zone shown in FIG. 3b , and a currentadsorption site of the portable device. The portable device outputs thevoice prompt information “the device is already stably absorbed on themagnetic holder” when detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range and turnsthe display off. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 4b -i to FIG. 4b -4,the portable device displays the prompt information “the device isalready stably absorbed on the magnetic holder” on the display, andturns the display off.

It should be noted that in this embodiment of this application, stepS230 may further be: The portable device turns the display off whendetecting that the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityis in the preset threshold range. To be specific, the portable devicemay choose not to output the prompt information but to directly turn thedisplay off when detecting that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range. For example, achanging state of the display of the portable device is shown in FIG. 4a-1 to FIG. 4a -3.

In addition, in step S220 and step S230, in a process in which theportable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range to theportable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range, the portabledevice may display the current adsorption site of the portable device onthe magnetic holder and the security zone, on the display in real time,to facilitate quickly moving the portable device to the security zone bya user.

For example, as shown in FIG. 4c -1 to FIG. 4c -4, a display of aportable device is off, and the portable device detects that a parameterrelated to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from a presetthreshold range, lightens the display of the portable device when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the text that indicates the moving direction and that is shownin FIG. 3b , the security zone shown in FIG. 3b , and the currentadsorption site of the portable device.

The portable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range, displays, on thedisplay, the security zone and an updated current adsorption site of theportable device, displays the prompt information “the device is alreadystably absorbed on the magnetic holder”, and turns the display off.

Alternatively, the portable device detects that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the threshold range, anddisplays, on the display, the current adsorption site of the portabledevice on the magnetic holder and the security zone. The portable devicedetects, by using an acceleration sensor, that the portable device doesnot move, but the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensitystill deviates from the threshold range, and displays the updatedadsorption site and the security zone on the display. The portabledevice does not display the updated adsorption site and the securityzone any more when detecting that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the threshold range, but turns the displayoff, or outputs the prompt information and turns the display off.

For example, as shown in FIG. 4d -1 to FIG. 4d -4, a display of aportable device is off, the portable device detects that a parameterrelated to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from a presetthreshold range, lightens the display of the portable device when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the text that indicates the moving direction and that is shownin FIG. 3b , the security zone shown in FIG. 3b , and the currentadsorption site of the portable device. Then the user moves a locationof the portable device, but a parameter that is related to the magneticinduction intensity and that is of a portable device whose location hasbeen moved still deviates from the threshold range. Therefore, theportable device displays, on the display, an updated text “please movethe device downward for 1 cm to 2 cm” that indicates a moving direction,an updated adsorption site, and the security zone. Then, the user movesthe portable device again to a proper location, and the portable devicedetects that the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityis in the threshold range, and turns the display off.

In addition, in step S220 and step S230, when outputting the promptinformation, where the outputting the prompt information includesoutputting a voice prompt and displaying the prompt information on thedisplay, the portable device may be in a locked state or an unlockedstate.

According to the prompt method that is provided in the embodiments ofthis application and that is applied to the portable device adsorbed onthe magnetic holder, the display of the portable device is off, and theportable device determines, by detecting that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange, that absorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder isunstable, and then outputs the voice prompt. The portable devicelightens the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting the voice prompt, and displays the prompt information aboutmoving the portable device, on the display, so that a user can move theportable device in time. Therefore, the portable device can be stablyadsorbed on the magnetic holder, thereby effectively preventing theportable device from sliding down from the magnetic holder.

FIG. 5 i.s a flowchart of another prompt method according to anembodiment of this application. As shown in FIG. 5, the method includesthe following steps.

Step S510. A portable device displays an interaction interface on thedisplay, where the interaction interface includes an unlock interface, astandby screen, a lock screen, a non-home screen, a home screen, or anapplication interface.

In a plurality of different scenarios, an interaction interface isdisplayed on the display of the portable device absorbed on the magneticholder, where the interaction interface includes an unlock interface, astandby screen, a lock screen, a non-home screen, a home screen, or anapplication interface. For example, a user presses a home (Home) key ofa portable device that is originally in a lock screen state. In thiscase, an unlock interface is displayed on the display of the portabledevice. Alternatively, after user powers on and unlocks the portabledevice, the home screen is displayed on the display of the portabledevice. Alternatively, a user is using an application in the portabledevice. In this case, the application interface is displayed on thedisplay of the portable device. The standby screen indicates a pagedisplayed during standby of the mobile phone. The non-home screenindicates an interaction interface other than the unlock interface, thestandby screen, the lock screen, the home screen, and an applicationinterface.

Step S520. The portable device detects that a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,stops displaying the interaction interface when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, and displays, on the display, promptinformation about moving the portable device.

In this step, if the portable device detects that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset thresholdrange, the portable device may determine that adsorption of the portabledevice on the magnetic holder is unstable, and further prompts the userthat a location of the portable device needs to be adjusted.

For example, an output voice prompt is used to prompt the user that theadsorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder is unstable,and the location of the portable device needs to be adjusted. Forexample, content of the voice prompt is that “the adsorption of theportable device on the magnetic holder is unstable, please move theportable device according to the prompt”.

For example, the displaying the prompt information about moving theportable device, on the display may include: displaying a security zoneand a current adsorption site of the portable device on the display;displaying a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, on the display; ordisplaying, on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or agraph representation indicating a moving direction, the security zone,and a current adsorption site of the portable device. The user mayadjust the location of the portable device based on the promptinformation that is about moving the portable device and that isdisplayed on the display, so that the portable device is stably adsorbedon the magnetic holder.

For example, as shown in FIG. 6a , the portable device displays anunlock interface on the display. The portable device detects that aparameter related to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from apreset threshold range, stops displaying the interaction interface when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the security zone shown in FIG. 3a and a current adsorptionsite of the portable device.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 6b , the portable device displaysan unlock interface on the display. The portable device detects that aparameter related to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from apreset threshold range, stops displaying the interaction interface when,before, or after outputting a voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the text that indicates the moving direction and that is shownin FIG. 3 b.

For still another example, as shown in FIG. 6c -1 and FIG. 6c -2, theportable device displays a home screen on the display. The portabledevice detects that a parameter related to a magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying theinteraction interface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displays, on the display, a graph representation that indicates themoving direction and that is shown in FIG. 3 c.

For yet another example, as shown in FIG. 6d -1 and FIG. 6d -2, theportable device displays a home screen on the display. The portabledevice detects that a parameter related to a magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying theinteraction interface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displays, on the display, the text indicating the moving directionand the graph representation indicating the moving direction, where thetext and the graph representation are shown in FIG. 3 d.

For another example, as shown in FIG. 6e -1 and FIG. 6e -2, the portabledevice displays an application interface on the display. The portabledevice detects that a parameter related to a magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying theinteraction interface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displays, on the display, the text indicating the moving direction,the security zone, and the current adsorption site of the portabledevice, where the text, the security zone, and the current adsorptionsite are shown in FIG. 3e ,

For still another example, as shown in FIG. 6f -1 and FIG. 6f -2, theportable device displays an application interface on the display. Theportable device detects that a parameter related to a magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying theinteraction interface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt,and displays, on the display, the graph representation indicating themoving direction, the security zone, and the current adsorption site ofthe portable device, where the graph representation, the security zone,and the current adsorption site are shown in FIG. 3f .

It should be noted that a switching process that is of the interactioninterface of the portable device and that is displayed on the display inFIG. 6a , FIG. 6b , FIG. 6c -1 and. FIG. 6c -2, FIG. 6d -1 and FIG. 6d-2, FIG. 6e -1 and FIG. 6e -2, FIG. 6 f-1 and FIG. 6f -2, and FIG. 7e isdescribed by using an example in which the switching process occurswithin 60 s. It should be understood that the process may also occur in1 min, 2 min, or any other time segment.

Step S530. The portable device displays the interaction interface whendetecting that the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityis in the preset threshold range and after outputting promptinformation.

It should be understood that the “interaction interface” in S510, the“interaction interface” in 5520, and the “interaction interface” in S530may be the same or may be different. Whether two interaction interfacesare the same or different usually do not consider a change in time onthe top of the display, a change in a power level value, and a change insignal strength.

Optionally, a difference between the two interaction interfaces mayconsider the change in time on the top of the display, the change in thepower level value, and a change in the signal strength. In this case,the “interaction interface” in S510, the “interaction interface” inS520, and the “interaction interface” in S530 are usually different fromeach other.

In step S530, if the portable device detects that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range,the portable device may determine that the portable device is stablyadsorbed on the magnetic holder, further outputs the prompt information,to prompt the user that the portable device is already stably absorbedon the magnetic holder, and displays the interaction interface of theportable device.

The interaction interface displayed in step S530 may be the interactioninterface displayed on the portable device in step S510, so that theuser can continue performing the original operations.

For example, the outputting the prompt information may include:outputting voice prompt information, or displaying the promptinformation on the display.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7a -1 to FIG. 7a -3, the portable devicedisplays an application interface on the display. The portable devicedetects that a parameter related to a magnetic induction intensitydeviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying the interactioninterface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt, anddisplays, on the display, the text indicating the moving direction, thesecurity zone, and the current adsorption site of the portable device,where the text, the security zone, and the current adsorption site areshown in FIG. 4a -1 to FIG. 4a -3.

The portable device outputs the voice prompt information “the device isalready stably absorbed on the magnetic holder” when detecting that theparameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in the presetthreshold range and displays the application interface. Alternatively,as shown in FIG. 7b -1 to FIG. 7b -4, the portable device displays theprompt information “the device is already stably absorbed on themagnetic holder” on the display, and displays the application interface.

It should be noted that in this embodiment of this application, stepS530 may further be: The portable device displays the interactioninterface when detecting that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range. To be specific,the portable device may choose not to output the prompt information butto directly display the interaction interface when detecting that theparameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in the presetthreshold range. (In this case, the change in time on the top of thedisplay, the change in the power level value, and the change in thesignal strength are ignored). For example, changes of the display of theportable device are shown in FIG. 7a -1 to FIG. 7a -3,

In addition, in step S520 and step S530, in a process in which theportable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range to theportable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range, the portabledevice may display the current adsorption site of the portable device onthe magnetic holder and the security zone, on the display in real time,to facilitate quickly moving the portable device to the security zone bya user.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7c -1 to FIG. 7c -4, the portable devicedisplays an application interface on the display. The portable devicedetects that a parameter related to a magnetic induction intensitydeviates from a preset threshold range, stops displaying the interactioninterface when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt, anddisplays, on the display, the text indicating the moving direction, thesecurity zone, and the current adsorption site of the portable device,where the text, the security zone, and the current adsorption site areshown in FIG. 4c -1 to FIG. 4c -4. The portable device detects that theparameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in the presetthreshold range, displays the security zone and a current updatedadsorption site of the portable device on the display, displays theprompt information “the device is already stably absorbed on themagnetic holder”, and displays the application interface.

Alternatively, the portable device detects that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity deviates from the threshold range,displays, on the display, the current adsorption site of the portabledevice on the magnetic holder and the security zone. The user moves thelocation of the portable device, but a parameter that is related to themagnetic induction intensity and that is of a portable device whoselocation has been moved still deviates from the threshold range.Therefore, the portable device displays the updated adsorption site andthe security zone on the display. Then the user moves the portabledevice again to a proper location, and when detecting that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity is in the threshold range,the portable device does not display the updated adsorption site and thesecurity zone any more, but displays the interaction interface, oroutputs the prompt information and displays the interaction interface.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7d -1 to FIG. 7d -4, the portable devicedisplays an application interface on the display. The portable devicedetects that a parameter related to a magnetic induction intensitydeviates from a preset threshold range, and when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt, displays, on the display, the text indicatingthe moving direction, the security zone, and the current adsorption siteof the portable device, where the text, the security zone, and thecurrent adsorption site are shown in FIG. 4d -1 to FIG. 4d -4. The usermoves a location of the portable device, but a parameter that is relatedto the magnetic induction intensity and. that is of a portable devicewhose location has been moved still deviates from the threshold range.Therefore, the portable device displays, on the display, a text “pleasemove the device downward for 1 cm to 2 cm” that indicates a movingdirection and that is updated, an updated adsorption site, and thesecurity zone. Then the user moves the portable device again to a properlocation, and the portable device detects that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity is in the threshold range, and displaysthe application interface.

Step S520 may further be: The portable device detects that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range, and further outputs the prompt information when,before, or after outputting the voice prompt. Correspondingly, step S530may be: The portable device stops displaying the prompt informationabout moving the portable device when detecting that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity is in the preset thresholdrange.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7e , the portable device displays anunlock interface on the display. The portable device detects that aparameter related to a magnetic induction intensity deviates from apreset threshold range, when, before, or after outputting a voiceprompt, displays a text “please move the device to the right upper sidefor 1 cm to 2 cm” indicating a moving direction, on an upper side of theinteraction interface, and stops displaying the prompt information aboutmoving the portable device when detecting that the parameter related tothe magnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range.

In addition, in step S520 and step S530, when outputting the promptinformation, where the outputting the prompt information includesoutputting the voice prompt and displaying the prompt information on thedisplay, the portable device may be in a locked state or an unlockedstate.

By using the prompt method that is provided in the embodiments of thisapplication and that is applied to the portable device adsorbed on themagnetic holder, the display of the portable device is in theinteraction interface, and the portable device determines, by detectingthat the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity deviatesfrom the preset threshold range, that absorption of the portable deviceon the magnetic holder is unstable, and then outputs the voice prompt.The portable device stops displaying the interaction interface when,before, or after outputting the voice prompt, and displays, on thedisplay, the prompt information about moving the portable device, sothat a user can move the portable device in time. Therefore, theportable device can be stably adsorbed on the magnetic holder, therebyeffectively preventing the portable device from sliding down from themagnetic holder.

In the foregoing implementations, step S220 and step S230 both includethat the portable device detects that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range,and step S520 and step S530 both include that the portable devicedetects that the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityis in the preset threshold range. The following describes how theportable device detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range or is inthe preset threshold range.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a detection method according to an embodimentof this application. In this embodiment, a parameter related to amagnetic induction intensity may be an adsorption site of a portabledevice, and a preset threshold range may be a boundary range of asecurity zone. As shown in FIG. 8, the method includes the followingsteps.

Step S810. The portable device obtains the magnetic induction intensityby using a magnetic field sensor of the portable device.

The magnetic induction intensity is a physical quantity describingmagnetic field strength and a magnetic field direction, and is a vector.A magnetic field exists around magnets included in a magnetic holder.The magnetic field is a vector field continuously distributed in a spacearea, and different location points in this space area have differentmagnetic induction intensity vectors.

The magnetic field sensor detects a magnetic field in which the magneticfield sensor is located, by using a magnetic sensitive element and atransforming element that are included in the magnetic field sensor. Themagnetic sensitive element can sensitively sense a change in themagnetic field in which the magnetic sensitive element is located, andresponds to the change. The transforming element can output the responseof the magnetic sensitive element, and convert the response into a groupof digital signals suitable for transmission and measurement. The groupof digital signal may include component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in a plurality of directions. For example, the plurality ofdirections may be an axis of an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis in aCartesian coordinate system shown in FIG. 9. For example, the magneticinduction intensity detected by the magnetic field sensor is (M_(X),M_(Y), M_(Z)). Alternatively, the plurality of directions is an axis ofa coordinate axis in another coordinate system. In addition, themagnetic induction intensity measured by the magnetic field sensor maybe a magnetic induction intensity at one moment, and may also be amagnetic induction intensity within a period of time.

The magnetic field that exists around the magnetic field sensor includesa magnetic field generated by the magnetic holder, and usually furtherincludes other magnetic fields, for example, a geomagnetic field and amagnetic field that is generated by a magnetic part inside the portabledevice, and the magnetic induction intensity caused by the magneticfields may change regularly in a period of time,

Therefore, when obtaining the magnetic induction intensity by using themagnetic field sensor of the portable device, the portable device mayobtain the magnetic induction intensity at one moment, and may alsoobtain the magnetic induction intensity within a period of time, andcalculate an average value of the magnetic induction intensity in theperiod of time, to improve accuracy of the obtained magnetic inductionintensity.

Step S820. The portable device determines an adsorption site of theportable device on the magnetic holder based on the magnetic inductionintensity.

For example, the adsorption site may be represented by relativedisplacement vectors of the portable device and the magnetic holder. Theportable device may determine the relative displacement vector of theportable device and the magnetic holder based on the obtained magneticinduction intensity and a function relationship between the magneticinduction intensity and the relative displacement vector.

The magnets in the magnetic holder are a magnetic field source, and amagnetic field generated by the magnets in the magnetic holder is avector field continuously distributed in a space area, and differentlocation points in this space area have different magnetic inductionintensities. When the magnetic field generated by the magnets in theholder is constant, a magnetic induction intensity at any point in thespace may only be determined. To be specific, the magnetic inductionintensity at any point in the space and a relative location vector ofthe point and the magnets in the holder have a one-to-onecorrespondence.

The magnets in the magnetic holder may be a magnet. A magnetic fieldgenerated by the magnet is related to factors such as a shape, adimension, and a component of the magnet. When the factors do notchange, distribution of the magnetic fields generated by the magnets inthe space is constant. The magnets in the magnetic holder may also be anenergized coil, and a magnetic field generated by the coil is related tofactors such as a quantity, a dimension, a component, and a current ofthe coil. When the factors do not change, the magnetic field generatedby the magnets in the space is also constant.

The magnetic field sensor of the portable device is an object of acertain dimension, a location in which the magnetic field sensor islocated is an area, and the magnetic induction intensity detected by themagnetic field sensor is a comprehensive expression of a magneticinduction intensity vector of a location area in which the magneticfield sensor is located.

Because the location of the magnets in the magnetic holder is fixed andthe location of the magnetic field sensor in the portable device is alsofixed, the magnetic induction intensity (M_(X), M_(y), M_(Z)) that is ata location in which the magnetic field sensor is located and that isdetected by the magnetic field sensor and the relative displacementvector (R_(X), R_(Y), R_(Z)) of the portable device including themagnetic field sensor and the magnetic holder have a one-to-onecorrespondence, and a function expression may be (R_(X), R_(Z))=f(M_(X),M_(Y), M_(Z)). Therefore, the portable device may determine the relativelocation vector of the portable device and the magnetic holder based onthe function relationship and the magnetic induction intensity detectedby the magnetic field sensor.

In an example, as shown in FIG. 10a , FIG. 10 b, and FIG. 10c , viewingfrom a housing on a back facet of the portable device, the magneticfield sensor is located on the left upper side of the portable device.The portable device and the magnetic holder including the magnetsperform magnetic adsorption by using a circular metal sheet bounded onthe housing of the portable device. A circle center of the circularmetal sheet is located on a center line of the back facet of theportable device, the magnet of the holder is located at a head positionof the magnetic holder (the head position of the magnetic holder isreferred to as a head of the holder for short below), and a shape of thehead of the holder is a circle. In FIG. 10a , a circle center of thehead of the holder overlaps with the circle center of the metal sheet,and the magnetic induction intensity that is detected by the magneticfield sensor and that is at the location in which the magnetic fieldsensor is located is (M_(X1), M_(Y1), M_(Z1)). In FIG. 10 b, the head ofthe holder is located at the right upper side of the metal sheet, andthe magnetic induction intensity that is detected by the magnetic fieldsensor and that is at the location in which the magnetic field sensor islocated is (M_(X2), M_(Y2), M_(Z2)).

In FIG. 10c , the head of the holder is located at the left bottom sideof the metal sheet, and the magnetic induction intensity that isdetected by the magnetic field sensor and that is at the location inwhich the magnetic field sensor is located is (M_(X3), M_(Y3), M_(Z3)).Based on the magnetic induction intensity (M_(X1), MY_(Y1), M_(Z1)),(M_(X2), M_(Y2), M_(Z2)), and (M_(X3), M_(Y3), M_(Z3)) that are detectedby the magnetic field sensor at different locations, and the functionrelationship (R_(X), R_(Y), R_(Z))=f(M_(X), M_(Y), M_(Z)) of therelative location vector of the portable device and the magnetic holder,it may be obtained that the relative displacement vectors of theportable device and the magnetic holder are separately (R_(X1), R_(Y1),R_(Z1)), (R_(X2), R_(Y2), R_(Z2)), and (R_(X3), R_(Y3), R_(Z3)).

Step S830. The portable device determines whether the adsorption sitedeviates from the boundary range of the security zone.

In this step, the security zone may be obtained through a test, and ashape of the security zone may be set to a shape such as a circle, aquadrate, a rectangularity, a sector, or a trapezoid. The shape of thesecurity zone may be set before the test, or may be set after the testbased on a test result. The test may include: after selecting themagnetic holder and the portable device on which the metal sheet isadsorbed, placing the portable device on the holder, applying a loadwhose intensity is Q on an integral part including the portable deviceand the holder, and determining the security zone based on a location inwhich relative offset does not appear on the portable device and theholder under the load at a probability greater than P. That the relativeoffset appears on the portable device and the holder may include thatthe portable device looses or falls down from the holder. A type of theload may be vibration, an instantaneous force, an instantaneous torque,and the like. The intensity Q of the load and the probability P may beset based on a test standard (for example, a national standard or anindustrial standard). The security zone may be represented by using therelative displacement vector of the holder and the portable device.

For example, the security zone is set to be a circle. Specifically, thecircle center of the metal sheet is set to be a center, and the circulararea having a radius of D₀ is the security zone. The test of determiningthe security zone may include: fixing the magnetic holder on a shocktesting machine through a holder seat of the magnetic holder, andbounding the circular metal sheet on a center location of the housing onthe back facet of the portable device. To be specific, the circle centerof the circular metal sheet is located at a center line of the backfacet of the portable device. In addition, the portable device is placedon the circular head of the holder, and a specific placing location ofthe portable device on the holder may be adjusted continuously based onthe test. Then a shock load having an intensity of 10 N is applied onthe holder on which the portable device is placed, and a distancebetween the circle center of the metal sheet and the circle center ofthe head of the holder is adjusted continuously, to determine a longestdistance between the circle center of the metal sheet and the circlecenter of the head of the holder when the portable device does not falldown from the holder at a probability greater than 95% under aninstantaneous shock load of 10 N, and the radius D₀ of the security zoneis determined based on the distance.

In an example, as shown in FIG. 11a and FIG. 11 b, the head of theholder of the magnetic holder and the metal sheet attached on theportable device are both circular. A security zone in which the portabledevice and the holder perform magnetic adsorption is a circular area inwhich the center of the metal sheet is the circle center and D₀ is theradius, The adsorption site that is determined by the portable deviceand in which the portable device is on the magnetic holder may berepresented by a distance D between the circle center of the metal sheetand the circle center of the head of the holder. For example, theportable device may calculate the distance D between the circle centerof the metal sheet and the circle center of the head of the holder basedon the relative location vector that is determined by the portabledevice and that is of the portable device and the magnetic holder. Thenthe portable device determines whether the portable device deviates fromthe boundary range of the security zone based on the radius D₀ of thesecurity zone and the adsorption site D. In FIG. 11 a, the adsorptionsite of the portable device is D1, and the portable device determinesthat D1<D₀. To be specific, the adsorption site of the portable deviceis in the boundary range of the security zone. In FIG. 11 b, theadsorption site is D2, and the portable device determines that D2>D₀. Tobe specific, the adsorption site of the portable device deviates fromthe boundary range of the security zone.

In another example, as shown in FIG. 11c and FIG. 11 d, the radius ofthe head of the holder is R, and a security zone in which the portabledevice and the holder perform magnetic adsorption is a circular area inwhich the center of the metal sheet is the circle center and (D₀+R) isthe radius. The adsorption site of the portable device may berepresented by the location of the head of the holder. For example, inFIG. 11 c, an entire part of the head of the holder is located in thesecurity zone. To be specific, the adsorption site of the portabledevice is in the boundary range of the security zone. In FIG. 11 d, apart of the head of the holder is located outside the security zone. Tobe specific, the adsorption site of the portable device deviates fromthe boundary range of the security zone.

In this embodiment of this application, optionally, before step S810,the method may further include step S800: Receive a first indicationmessage input by a user, where the message is used to instruct theportable device to detect whether a parameter related to a magneticinduction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range.

The user may input the indication message in a plurality of manners. Forexample, the user may input the indication message by tapping ortouching a button (the button may be virtual or physical) of theportable device or a display; the user may input the indication messagein a manner of voice input; or the user may input the indication messageby controlling a moving track of the portable device.

In this manner, the portable device may obtain the magnetic inductionintensity by using the magnetic field sensor of the portable deviceafter receiving the indication message input by the user, so that aworking time of the magnetic field sensor is reduced, thereby prolongingan operating time of the magnetic field sensor and saving power of theportable device.

Optionally, after step S830, the method may further include: receiving,by the portable device, a second indication message input by the user,where the indication message is used to instruct the portable device tostop determining whether the adsorption site deviates from the boundaryrange of the security zone.

Optionally, before step S820, the method may further include apredetermining step: determining, by the portable device, whether thereis a need to detect whether the adsorption site deviates from theboundary range of the security zone. In addition, the predeterminingstep may include: determining, by the portable device, whether theportable device collides with the holder, and further determiningwhether the action of collision is the magnetic adsorption when theportable device determines that the portable device collides with theholder. If the action is the magnetic adsorption, whether the adsorptionsite deviates from the boundary range of the security zone needs to hedetected. If the action is not the magnetic adsorption, whether theadsorption site deviates from the boundary range of the security zonedoes not need to be detected.

In this manner, if not receiving the indication message input by theuser, the portable device further automatically detects whether theadsorption site deviates from the boundary range of the security zonewhen determining that whether the adsorption site deviates from theboundary range of the security zone needs to be detected, therebyreducing operations of the user, and improving user experience,

For example, the determining, by the portable device, whether theportable device collides with the holder may include: reading, by theportable device, acceleration data obtained by an acceleration sensor ofthe portable device; determining whether the acceleration data matches acollision model; determining that the portable device collides with theholder if the acceleration data matches the collision model; anddetermining that the portable device does not collide with the holder ifthe acceleration data does not match the collision model.

In an example, the acceleration data obtained by the acceleration sensorincludes acceleration components in a plurality of directions andcombination values of different components of the acceleration data, andthe plurality of directions may be directions of an X-axis, a Y-axis,and a Z-axis in a Cartesian coordinate system shown in FIG. 9. Thecollision model includes feature values of an acceleration generated bythe portable device in a process of the portable device colliding withthe holder. In addition, the feature values of the acceleration includefeature values of acceleration components in a plurality of directions,and a combination of feature values of different accelerationcomponents. The determining, by the portable device, whether theacceleration data matches the collision model may include determiningwhether the acceleration components and the combination values in theacceleration data match the feature values and the combination offeature values of the acceleration components in the collision model. Ifthe acceleration data does not match the collision model, it isdetermined that the portable device does not collide with the holder. Ifthe acceleration data matches the collision model, it is determined thatthe portable device collides with the holder. Because the accelerationdata generated when the portable device collides with another object mayalso match a model of which the portable device collides with theholder, for example, when the user puts the portable device in a pocketof clothes, the portable device collides with a key of the portabledevice in the pocket, the acceleration data generated through collisionmay match the collision model. Therefore, when determining that theportable device collides with the holder, whether the action is themagnetic adsorption needs to be further determined.

For example, when determining the action of which the portable devicecollides with the holder, that the portable device further determineswhether the collision action is the magnetic adsorption performed by theportable device and the holder may include: obtaining, by the portabledevice, the magnetic induction intensity by using the magnetic fieldsensor of the portable device when determining that the portable devicecollides with the holder, obtaining a variation of the magneticinduction intensity before the collision and after the collision basedon the obtained magnetic induction intensity, comparing the variationwith a preset threshold, and determining a size relationship between thedifference and the threshold.

For example, the variations of the magnetic induction intensity obtainedby the portable device may be a variation of modulus of the magneticinduction intensity. If it is determined that the variation is greaterthan the threshold, it may be determined that the collision action isthe magnetic adsorption. To be specific, the portable device and theholder perform magnetic adsorption, If the variation is not greater thanthe threshold, it may be determined that the collision action is not themagnetic adsorption. To be specific, the portable device and the holderdo not perform magnetic adsorption.

For another example, the variation of the magnetic induction intensityobtained by the portable device may be variations of component values ofthe magnetic induction intensity in the plurality of directions, andvariations of component values in each of the plurality of directionscorrespond to one preset threshold. If it is determined that a variationof a component value in at least one of the plurality of directions isless than a threshold corresponding to the variation in the at least onedirection, it may be determined that the collision action is not themagnetic adsorption, to be specific, the portable device and the holderdo not perform magnetic adsorption; or if it is determined thatvariations of the component values in each of the plurality ofdirections are not less than the threshold corresponding to thevariation in the at least one direction, it may be determined that thecollision action is the magnetic adsorption, to be specific, theportable device and the holder perform magnetic adsorption.

That the portable device obtains the magnetic induction intensity byusing the magnetic field sensor of the portable device and obtains thevariation of the magnetic induction intensity before the collision andafter the collision based on the obtained magnetic induction intensitymay be that the portable device obtains the magnetic induction intensitybefore the collision and after the collision by using the magnetic fieldsensor of the portable device, and calculates the variation of themagnetic induction intensity before the collision and after thecollision based on the magnetic induction intensity. Alternatively, theportable device directly measures the variation of the magneticinduction intensity before the collision and after the collision byusing the magnetic field sensor of the portable device.

Setting of the threshold. Because a magnetic field exists around themagnets in the holder, and the magnetic field is a vector fieldcontinuously distributed in a space area, different location points inthe space area have different magnetic induction intensity, in a processof closing the magnetic holder by the portable device to colliding withthe magnetic holder, a relative location of the portable device and themagnetic holder changes. Correspondingly, the portable device may setthe threshold based on a change of the magnetic induction intensity thatis detected by the magnetic field sensor and that is before the portabledevice and the holder perform the magnetic adsorption and after theportable device and the holder perform the magnetic adsorption.

In an example, the preset threshold is M₀. When it is determined thatthe portable device collides with the holder, the portable deviceobtains that a modulus of a magnetic induction intensity at a moment t₁before the collision is M_(t1), and a modulus of a magnetic inductionintensity at a moment t₂ after the collision is M_(t2), and calculatesthat a difference between the two modulus is ΔM. Then the portabledevice compares ΔM with the threshold M₀. When ΔM>M₀, the portabledevice may determine that the collision action is the magneticadsorption. To be specific, the portable device and the holder performthe magnetic adsorption. When ΔM≤M₀, the portable device may determinethat the collision action is not the magnetic adsorption. To bespecific, the portable device and the holder do not perform the magneticadsorption.

According to the detection method provided in this embodiment of thisapplication, the portable device obtains the magnetic inductionintensity by using the magnetic field sensor of the portable device,determines the adsorption site of the portable device on the magneticholder through the magnetic induction intensity, and then detectswhether the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range of thesecurity zone, thereby determining stability of adsorption of theportable device on the magnetic holder.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart of another detection method according to anembodiment of this application. 1n this embodiment, a parameter relatedto a magnetic induction intensity may include component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, and componentvalues in each direction among the component values in the plurality ofdirections may correspond to one preset threshold range. As shown inFIG. 12, the method includes the following steps.

Step S1210. A portable device obtains component values of a magneticinduction intensity in a plurality of directions by using a magneticfield sensor of the portable device.

For a description of step S1210, refer to the description of step S810in the foregoing embodiments, and details are not described hereinagain.

Step S1220. Determine whether component values in each direction amongthe component values in the plurality of directions deviate from thepreset threshold range corresponding to a component value in at leastone direction.

For example, if a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from the presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection, it is determined that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity deviates from the preset threshold range. Ifcomponent values in each direction among the component values in theplurality of directions are in a preset threshold range corresponding toa component value in a corresponding direction, it is determined thatthe parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in thepreset threshold range. In an example, the magnetic induction intensityobtained by the portable device by using the magnetic field sensor is(M_(X), M_(Y), M_(Z)), a preset threshold range corresponding to acomponent value of the magnetic induction intensity in an X-axis is[M_(Xmin), M_(Xmax)], a preset threshold range corresponding to acomponent value of the magnetic induction intensity in a Y-axis is[M_(Ymin), M_(Ymax)], and a preset threshold range corresponding to acomponent value of the magnetic induction intensity in a Z-axis is[M_(Zmin), M_(Zmax)]. In this case, if M_(Xmin)≤M_(X)≤M_(Xmax),M_(Ymin)≤M_(y)≤M_(Ymax), and M_(Zmin)≤M_(Z)≤M_(Zmax), it is determinedthat the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity is in thepreset threshold range. In this case, adsorption of the portable deviceon a magnetic holder is stable. If M_(X)<M_(Xmin),M_(Ymin)≤M_(Y)≤M_(Ymax), and M_(Zmin)≤M_(Z)≤M_(Zmax); M_(X)<M_(xmin),M_(Y)<M_(Ymin), and M_(Z)<M_(Zmax); or the like, it is determined thatthe parameter related to the magnetic induction intensity deviates fromthe preset threshold range. In this case, adsorption of the portabledevice on the magnetic holder is unstable.

For example, the preset threshold range corresponding to componentvalues in each direction among the component values in the plurality ofdirections may be set by the portable device based on a determinedsecurity zone. The security zone may be determined by a test, and for adescription related to the test, refer to the related description instep S830, and details are not described herein again. After determiningthe security zone, the portable device may sample the magnetic inductionintensity in the security zone by using the magnetic field sensor, andset, based on a sampling result, a threshold range corresponding to thecomponent values in each direction.

In an example, as shown in FIG. 13, a circular metal sheet is attachedon the portable device, and a shape of a head of the holder is a circle.A security zone in which the portable device is adsorbed on the magneticholder is a circular area in which a center of the metal sheet is acircle center and D₀ is a radius. In this case, the portable device isplaced on the holder, and the magnetic induction intensity is sampled byusing the magnetic field sensor of the portable device. In a samplingprocess, a plurality of collection points needs to be sampled.Therefore, a relative location of the portable device and the holder maybe changed for a plurality of times. For example, the circle center ofthe head of the holder is moved for a cycle on a circumference in whichthe center of the metal sheet is the circle center and D₀ is the radius,and a moving interval is N°. To be specific, the circle center of thehead of the holder is moved N° each time.

The magnetic induction intensity obtained by sampling may includecomponent values in an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis in a Cartesiancoordinate system. Then the preset threshold range corresponding to thecomponent values in each direction is set based on the component valuesthat are in the plurality of directions and that are obtained throughsampling. That the preset threshold range corresponding to the componentvalues in each direction is set may specifically include: selecting amaximum value M_(Xmax) and a minimum value M_(Xmin) of the componentvalues of the magnetic induction intensity in the X-axis, a maximumvalue M_(Ymax) and a minimum value M_(Ymin) of the component values ofthe magnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis, and a maximum valueM_(Zmax) and a minimum value M_(Zmin) of the component values of themagnetic induction intensity in the Z-axis, from the magnetic inductionintensity obtained through sampling. Correspondingly, a value range[M_(Xmin), M_(Xmax)] of the component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in the X-axis, a value range [M_(Ymin), M_(Ymax)] of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis, anda value range [M_(Zmin), M_(Zmax)] of the component values of themagnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis are obtained.

According to the another detection method provided in this application,the portable device obtains the component values of the magneticinduction intensity in the plurality of directions by using the magneticfield sensor, and determines whether component values in each directionamong the component values of the magnetic induction intensity in theplurality of directions deviate from a preset threshold rangecorresponding to a corresponding component value, thereby determiningstability of adsorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart of still another detection method according to anembodiment of this application. In this embodiment of this application,a parameter related to a magnetic induction intensity includesvariations of component values of the magnetic induction intensity in aplurality of directions, and variations of component values in eachdirection among the variations of the component values in the pluralityof directions correspond to one preset threshold range. As shown in FIG.14, the method includes the following steps.

Step S1410. A portable device determines whether the portable device anda holder perform magnetic adsorption.

For description of step S1410, refer to description of thepredetermining step in the embodiments shown in FIG. 8, and details arenot described herein again.

Step S1420. When determining that the portable device and the holderperform the magnetic adsorption, the portable device obtains a magneticinduction intensity before the magnetic adsorption and after themagnetic adsorption by using a magnetic field sensor of the portabledevice, and calculates variations of component values that are of themagnetic induction intensity before the magnetic adsorption and afterthe magnetic adsorption and that are in a plurality of directions.

For example, that the portable device calculates the variations of thecomponent values that are of the magnetic induction intensity before themagnetic adsorption and after the magnetic adsorption and that are inthe plurality of directions may include that the portable devicecalculates the component values that are a magnetic induction intensitybefore the magnetic adsorption and that are in a plurality of directionsand variations of the component values that are of the magneticinduction intensity that keeps a stable state after the magneticadsorption and that are in the plurality of directions.

Whether the magnetic induction intensity after the magnetic adsorptionkeeps the stable state may be determined by calculating a standarddeviation of modulus of the magnetic induction intensity in a period oftime. If the standard deviation of the modulus of the magnetic inductionintensity in the period of time is greater than a preset value, itindicates that the magnetic induction intensity in the period of time isnot stable enough. If the standard deviation of the magnetic inductionintensity in the period of time is less than or equal to the presetvalue, it indicates that the magnetic induction intensity keeps a stablestate in the period of time. An average value of component values thatare of a magnetic induction intensity at a moment in the magneticinduction intensity in the period of time and that is in a plurality ofdirections or an average value of component values in each directionamong the component values of the magnetic induction intensity in theplurality of directions in the period of time is selected, to obtain avariation between the average value and component values that are of themagnetic induction intensity before the magnetic adsorption and that arein the plurality of directions.

For example, after determining, at a moment t, that the portable deviceand the holder perform the magnetic adsorption, the portable devicereads a magnetic induction intensity that is obtained by the magneticfield sensor and that is at a moment t₁ before the moment t, and amagnetic induction intensity at a time segment Δt₂ after the moment t.The time segment Δt₂ includes data at a plurality of moments, where theplurality of moments may include t₂, t₃, t₄, . . . , t_(n), where n≥2. Amagnetic induction intensity at at least two consecutive moments areselected from the plurality of moments, and a standard deviation of amodulus of the selected magnetic induction intensity is calculated. Forexample, magnetic induction intensities at the moments t₃, t₄, 1 ₅, andt₆ are selected, and a standard deviation of a modulus of the magneticinduction intensity is calculated. If the standard deviation obtainedthrough calculation is less than or equal to the preset value, itindicates that the magnetic induction intensity is stable in the periodof time. An average value of component values that are of a magneticinduction intensity at any moment in the period of time and that are ina plurality of directions, or an average value of component values ineach direction among the component values of the four magnetic inductionintensities in the plurality of directions is selected, to obtain avariation between the average value and a component value that is of themagnetic induction intensity before the magnetic adsorption and that isin the plurality of directions.

Step S1430. The portable device determines, based on the variations ofthe component values in the plurality of directions, whether variationsof the component values in each direction among the variations of thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviate from thethreshold range corresponding to a variation of a component value in acorresponding direction.

For example, the magnetic induction intensity includes component valuesof magnetic induction intensity in an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis ina Cartesian coordinate system, and a variation of the component valuesthat are of the magnetic induction intensity before the magneticadsorption and after the magnetic adsorption and that are in theplurality of directions is (ΔM_(X), ΔM_(Y), ΔM_(Z)). A preset thresholdrange corresponding to a variation of a component value of the magneticinduction intensity in the X-axis is [ΔM_(Xmin), ΔM_(Xmax)], a presetthreshold range corresponding to a variation of a component value of themagnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis is [ΔM_(Ymin), ΔM_(Ymax)],and a preset threshold range corresponding to a variation of a value ofthe magnetic induction intensity in the Z-axis is LAM [ΔM_(Zmin),ΔM_(Zmax)]. In this case, if a variation of the component values thatare of the magnetic induction intensity before the magnetic adsorptionand after the magnetic adsorption and that are in each direction is inthe preset threshold range corresponding to the variations of thecomponent values in at least one direction, to be specific, ifΔM_(Xmin)≤ΔM_(X)≤ΔM_(Xmax), ΔM_(Ymin)≤ΔM_(Y)≤ΔM_(Ymax), andΔM_(Zmin)≤ΔM_(Z)≤ΔM_(Zmax), it is determined that adsorption of theportable device on the magnetic holder is stable. If a variation of acomponent value in at least one direction among the variations of thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from the presetthreshold range corresponding to the variation of the component value inthe at least one direction, to be specific, ΔM_(X)<ΔM_(Xmin),ΔM_(Ymin)≤ΔM_(Y)≤ΔM_(Ymax), and ΔM_(Zmin)≤ΔM_(Z)≤ΔM_(Zmax),ΔM_(X)<ΔM_(Xmin), ΔM_(Y)<ΔM_(Ymin), and ΔM_(Z)<ΔM_(Zmax), and the like,it is determined that the adsorption of the portable device on themagnetic holder is unstable.

For example, the preset threshold range corresponding to the variationsof the component values of the magnetic induction intensity in eachdirection may be preset by the portable device based on a security zone.The security zone may be determined by a test, and for descriptionrelated to the test, refer to the foregoing embodiments, and details arenot described herein again. After determining the security zone, theportable device may sample the magnetic induction intensity in thesecurity zone by using the magnetic field sensor, and set, based on asampling result, a threshold range corresponding to the variations ofthe component values of the magnetic induction intensity in eachdirection.

In an example, as shown in FIG. 13, for a portable device on which acircular metal sheet is attached and a magnetic holder whose head of theholder is a circle, a security zone in which the portable device and theholder perform the magnetic adsorption is a circular area in which acenter of the metal sheet is a circle center and D₀ is the radius. Inthis case, the portable device is placed on the holder, and the magneticinduction intensity is sampled by using the magnetic field sensor of theportable device. A specific placing manner may be moving the circlecenter of the head of the holder for a cycle, that is, 360° on acircumference in which the center of the metal sheet is the circlecenter and D₀ is the radius. A moving manner may be that N° (forexample, 5° or 10°) is an interval, to be specific, the circle center ofthe head of the holder is moved N° each time. At the same time, themagnetic induction intensity before the portable device and the holderperform the magnetic adsorption and after the portable device and theholder perform the magnetic adsorption is sampled.

The magnetic induction intensity obtained by sampling may includecomponent values in an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis in a Cartesiancoordinate system. Then the preset threshold range corresponding to thevariations of the component values in each direction is set based on thevariations of the component values that are in the plurality ofdirections and that are obtained through sampling. That the presetthreshold range corresponding to the variations of the component valuesin each direction is set may specifically include separately calculatingthe variations of the component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in the X-axis, the Y-axis, and the Z-axis, in the magneticinduction intensity. A maximum value ΔM_(Xmax) and a minimum valueΔM_(Xmin) of the variations of the component values of the magneticinduction intensity in the X-axis, a maximum value ΔM_(Ymax) and aminimum value ΔM_(Ymin) of the variations of the component values of themagnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis, and a maximum valueΔM_(Zmax) and a minimum value ΔM_(Zmin) of the variations of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the Z-axis areselected from the variations obtained through calculation.Correspondingly, a value range [ΔM_(Xmin), ΔM_(Xmax)] of the variationsof the component values of the magnetic induction intensity in theX-axis, a value range [ΔM_(Ymin), ΔM_(Ymax)] of the variations of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis, anda value range [ΔM_(Zmin), ΔM_(Zmax)] of the variations of the componentvalues of the magnetic induction intensity in the Y-axis are obtained.

According to the detection method provided in this application, theportable device obtains the variations of the component values of themagnetic induction intensity in the plurality of directions by using themagnetic field sensor, and determines whether the variations of thecomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in the plurality ofdirections deviates from a preset threshold range corresponding to thevariations of the component values, thereby determining stability ofadsorption of the portable device on the magnetic holder.

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a portable device accordingto an embodiment of this application. As shown in FIG. 15, the portabledevice includes components such as a radio frequency (Radio Frequency,RF) circuit 1.510, a magnetic field sensor 1520, an input unit 1530, adisplay unit 1540, a processor 1550 a wireless local area network(Wireless Local Area Networks, WLAN) module 1560, a power supply 1570, aBluetooth module 1580, and an audio output unit 1590. A person skilledin the art may understand that a structure of the portable device shownin FIG. 15 does not constitute any limitation to the portable device,and may include more or fewer components than those shown in the figure,or some components may be combined, or a different component deploymentmay be used.

The RF circuit 1510 may be configured to send and receive information,for example, connect to a mobile broadband. Usually, the RF circuit 1510includes but is not limited to an antenna, at least one amplifier, atransceiver, a coupler, a low noise amplifier (Low Noise Amplifier,LNA), a duplexes, and the like. In addition, the RF circuit 1510 mayfurther forward a mobile bandwidth service to the WLAN module 1560, sothat the mobile bandwidth service is forwarded to another portabledevice through the WLAN module 1560. Wireless communication may use anycommunications standard or protocol, including but not limited to:global system for mobile communications (Global System of Mobilecommunication, GSM), general packet radio service (General Packet RadioService, GPRS), code division multiple access (Code Division MultipleAccess, CDMA), wideband code division multiple access (Wideband CodeDivision Multiple Access, WCDMA), long term evolution (Long TermEvolution, LTE), a 5G communications system, an email, a short messagingservice (Short Messaging Service, SMS), and the like.

The magnetic field sensor 1520 may include a magnetic sensitive elementand a signal processing circuit, where the magnetic sensitive element isconfigured to sense a magnetic induction intensity, and the signalprocessing circuit is configured to convert the sensed magneticinduction intensity into a digital signal.

The input unit 1530 may be configured to receive digital or characterinformation input by a user, where the digital or character informationincludes an instruction of turning on a WL AN hotspot, an instruction ofselecting a portable device sharing the WLAN hotspot, and the like.Specifically, the input unit 1530 may include a touch panel 1531 andanother input device 1532. The touch panel 1531, also referred to as atouchscreen, may collect a touch operation of a user on or near thetouch panel 1531 (such as an operation of the user on the touch panel1531 or near the touch panel 1531 by using any suitable object oraccessory such as a finger or a stylus), and drive a correspondingconnection apparatus based on a preset program. Optionally, the touchpanel 631 may include two parts: a touch detection apparatus and a touchcontroller. The touch detection apparatus detects a touch location ofthe user, detects a signal generated by the touch operation, andtransfers the signal to the touch controller. The touch controllerreceives touch information from the touch detection apparatus, convertsthe touch information into touch point coordinates, and then sends thetouch point coordinates to the processor 1550. Moreover, the touchcontroller can receive and execute a command sent by the processor 1550.In addition, the input unit 1530 may implement the touch panel 1531 byusing various types, such as a resistive type, a capacitance type, aninfrared type, and a surface sound wave type. In addition to the touchpanel 1531, the input unit 1530 may further include the another inputdevice 1532. Specifically, the another input device 1532 may include butis not limited to one or more of a physical keyboard, a functional key(such as a volume control key or a switch key), a trackball, a mouse,and a joystick.

The display unit 1540 may be configured to display information input bythe user or information provided for the user, and various menus of theportable device. The display unit 1540 may include a display 1541.Optionally, the display 1541 may be configured by using a form such as aliquid crystal display (Liquid Crystal Display, LCD) or an organiclight-emitting diode (Organic Light-Emitting Diode, OLED). Further, thetouch panel 1531 may cover the display 1541. After detecting a touchoperation on or near the touch panel 1531, the touch panel 1531transfers the touch operation to the processor 1550, to determine a typeof the touch event. Then, the processor 1550 provides a correspondingvisual output on the display 1541 based on the type of the touch event.Although in FIG. 15, the touch panel 1531 and the display 1541 are usedas two separate parts to implement input and output functions of theportable device, in some embodiments, the touch panel 1531 and thedisplay 1541 may be integrated to implement the input and outputfunctions of the portable device.

The processor 1550 may integrate an application processor and a modemprocessor. The application processor mainly processes an operatingsystem, a user interface, an application program, and the like. Themodem processor mainly processes wireless communication. It may beunderstood that the foregoing modem processor may alternatively not beintegrated into the processor 1550.

The WLAN module 1560 may be configured to help the user to receive andsend an e-mail, browse a webpage, access streaming media, and the like.The WLAN module 1560 provides wireless broadband WLAN Internet access tothe user. The WLAN belongs to a short distance radio transmissiontechnology. The portable device may access the WLAN hotspot by using theWLAN module 1560, and may also turn the WLAN hotspot on by using theWLAN module 1560, and forward the mobile bandwidth service to theanother portable device. The WLAN module 1560 may further broadcast orscan Wi-Fi, to implement wireless communication with the anotherportable device nearby.

The portable device further includes the power supply 1570 (such as abattery) for supplying power to various components. Optionally, thepower supply may be logically connected to the processor 1550 by using apower management system, thereby implementing functions such asmanagement of charging, discharging, and power consumption by using thepower management system.

The Bluetooth module 1570 may be a Bluetooth low energy (Bluetooth LowEnergy, BLE) device, a traditional Bluetooth device, or a dual bandBluetooth device supporting the traditional Bluetooth and the BLE. TheBluetooth module 1570 establishes a BLE connection or a traditionalBluetooth connection with a Bluetooth module of the another portabledevice. The Bluetooth module 1570 may further broadcast or scan the BRor the BLE, to implement wireless communication with the anotherportable device nearby.

The audio output unit 1590 may be a speaker, a receiver, an externalheadset, or the like, and is configured to output audio.

Although not shown, the portable device may further include a camera, amemory, and the like, and details are not described herein again.

For example, the magnetic field sensor 1520 includes a magneticsensitive element and a signal processing circuit, where the magneticsensitive element is configured to sense a magnetic induction intensitythat is near the portable device and that is generated by a magneticholder, and the signal processing circuit is configured to convert thesensed magnetic induction intensity into a digital signal.

The processor 1550 is configured to: control the display to be off,determine, based on the digital signal, a parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity, when detecting that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset thresholdrange, lighten the display of the portable device when, before, or afteroutputting a voice prompt by using the audio output unit 1590, and.display, on the display, prompt information about moving the portabledevice.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes an adsorption site, and the preset threshold range includes aboundary range of a security zone; and

that the processor 1550 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor 1520, the magneticinduction intensity generated by the magnetic holder, and determiningthe adsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; anddetermining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes component values of the magnetic induction intensity in aplurality of directions, and component values in each direction amongthe component values in the plurality of directions correspond to onepreset threshold range; and

that the processor 1550 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining the component values of the magnetic induction intensity inthe plurality of directions by using the magnetic field sensor 1520;determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from the presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes variations of component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in a plurality of directions, and variations of componentvalues in each direction among the variations of the component values inthe plurality of directions correspond to one preset threshold range;and

that the processor 1550 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining the variations of the component values of the magneticinduction intensity in the plurality of directions by using the magneticfield sensor 1520; determining that a variation of a component value inat least one direction among the variations of the component values inthe plurality of directions deviates from the preset threshold rangecorresponding to the variation of the component value in the at leastone direction.

For example, that the processor 1550 displays the prompt informationabout moving the portable device, on the display includes: displaying,by the processor 1550, a security zone and a current adsorption site ofthe portable device on the display; displaying, by the processor 1550, atext indicating a moving direction or a graph representation indicatinga moving direction, on the display; or displaying, by the processor 1550on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, the security zone, and acurrent adsorption site of the portable device.

For example, the processor 1550 is further configured to: turn thedisplay off when the processor 1550 detects that the parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity is in the preset threshold range andafter outputs the prompt information by using at least one of the audiooutput unit 1590 and the display; or turn the display off when theprocessor 1550 detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range.

For example, when the processor 1550 outputs the prompt information byusing at least one of the audio output unit 1590 and the display, theportable device is in a locked state; or when the processor 1550 outputsthe prompt information by using at least one of the audio output unit1590 and the display, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

FIG. 16 is a schematic structural diagram of a portable device accordingto an embodiment of this application. As shown in FIG. 16, the portabledevice includes components such as a radio frequency (Radio Frequency,RF) circuit 1610, a magnetic field sensor 1620, an input unit 1630, adisplay unit 1640, a processor 1650, a wireless local area network(Wireless Local Area Networks, WLAN) module 1660, a power supply 1670, aBluetooth module 1680, and an audio output unit 1690. A person skilledin the art may understand that a structure of the portable device shownin FIG. 16 does not constitute any limitation to the portable device,and may include more or fewer components than those shown in the figure,or some components may be combined, or a different component deploymentmay be used.

The RF circuit 1610 may be configured to send and receive information,for example, connect to a mobile broadband. Usually, the RE circuit 1610includes but is not limited to an antenna, at least one amplifier, atransceiver, a coupler, a low noise amplifier (Low Noise Amplifier,LNA), a duplexes, and the like. In addition, the RF circuit 1610 mayfurther forward a mobile bandwidth service to the WLAN module 1660, sothat the mobile bandwidth service is forwarded to another portabledevice through the WLAN module 1660. Wireless communication may use anycommunications standard or protocol, including but not limited to:global system for mobile communications (Global System of Mobilecommunication, GSM), general packet radio service (General Packet RadioService, GPRS), code division multiple access (Code Division MultipleAccess, CDMA), wideband code division multiple access (Wideband CodeDivision Multiple Access, WCDMA), long term evolution (Long TennEvolution, LIE), 5G communications system, email, short messagingservice (Short Messaging Service, SMS), and the like.

The magnetic field sensor 1620 may include a magnetic sensitive elementand a signal processing circuit, where the magnetic sensitive element isconfigured to sense a magnetic induction intensity, and the signalprocessing circuit is configured to convert the sensed magneticinduction intensity into a digital signal.

The input unit 1630 may be configured to receive digital or characterinformation input by a user, where the digital or character informationincludes an instruction of turning on a WLAN hotspot, an instruction ofselecting a portable device sharing the WLAN hotspot, and the like.Specifically, the input unit 1630 may include a touch panel 1631 andanother input device 1632. The touch panel 1631, also referred to as atouchscreen, may collect a touch operation of a user on or near thetouch panel 1631 (such as an operation of the user on the touch panel1631 or near the touch panel 1631 by using any suitable object oraccessory such as a finger or a stylus), and drive a correspondingconnection apparatus based on a preset program. Optionally, the touchpanel 631 may include two parts: a touch detection apparatus and a touchcontroller, The touch detection apparatus detects a touch location ofthe user, detects a signal generated by the touch operation, andtransfers the signal to the touch controller. The touch controllerreceives touch information from the touch detection apparatus, convertsthe touch information into touch point coordinates, and then sends thetouch point coordinates to the processor 1650. Moreover, the touchcontroller can receive and execute a command sent by the processor 1650.In addition, the input unit 1630 may implement the touch panel 1631 byusing various types, such as a resistive type, a capacitance type, aninfrared type, and a surface sound wave type. In addition to the touchpanel 1631, the input unit 1630 may further include the another inputdevice 1632. Specifically, the another input device 1632 may include butis not limited to one or more of a physical keyboard, a functional key(such as a volume control key or a switch key), a trackball, a mouse,and a joystick.

The display unit 1640 may be configured to display information input bythe user or information provided for the user, and various menus of theportable device. The display unit 1640 may include a display 1641.Optionally, the display 1641 may be configured by using a form such as aliquid crystal display (Liquid Crystal Display, LCD) or an organiclight-emitting diode (Organic Light-Emitting Diode, OLED). Further, thetouch panel 1631 may cover the display 1641. After detecting a touchoperation on or near the touch panel 1631, the touch panel 1631transfers the touch operation to the processor 1650, to determine a typeof the touch event. Then, the processor 1650 provides a correspondingvisual output on the display 1641 based on the type of the touch event.Although in FIG. 16, the touch panel 1631 and the display 1641 are usedas two separate parts to implement input and output functions of theportable device, in some embodiments, the touch panel 1631 and thedisplay 1641 may be integrated to implement the input and outputfunctions of the portable device.

The processor 1650 may integrate an application processor and a modemprocessor, The application processor mainly processes an operatingsystem, a user interface, an application program, and the like, Themodem processor mainly processes wireless communication. It may beunderstood that the foregoing modem processor may alternatively not beintegrated into the processor 1650.

The WLAN module 1660 may be configured to help the user to receive andsend an e-mail, browse a webpage, access streaming media, and the like.The WLAN module 1560 provides wireless broadband WLAN Internet access tothe user. The WLAN belongs to a short distance radio transmissiontechnology. The portable device may access the WLAN hotspot by using theWLAN module 1660, and may also turn the WLAN hotspot on by using theWLAN module 1660, and forward the mobile bandwidth service to theanother portable device. The WLAN module 1660 may further broadcast orscan Wi-Fi, to implement wireless communication with the anotherportable device nearby.

The portable device further includes the power supply 1670 (such as abattery) for supplying power to various components. Optionally, thepower supply may be logically connected to the processor 1650 by using apower management system, thereby implementing functions such asmanagement of charging, discharging, and power consumption by using thepower management system.

The Bluetooth module 1670 may be a Bluetooth low energy (Bluetooth LowEnergy, BLE) device, a traditional Bluetooth device, or a dual bandBluetooth device supporting the traditional Bluetooth and the BLE, TheBluetooth module 1670 establishes a BLE connection or a traditionalBluetooth connection with a Bluetooth module of the another portabledevice. The Bluetooth module 1670 may further broadcast or scan the BRor the BLE, to implement wireless communication with the anotherportable device nearby.

The audio output unit 1690 may be a speaker, a receiver, an externalheadset, or the like, and is configured to output audio.

Although not shown, the portable device may further include a camera, amemory, and the like, and details are not described herein again.

For example, the magnetic field sensor 1620 includes a magneticsensitive element and a signal processing circuit, where the magneticsensitive element is configured to sense a magnetic induction intensitythat is near the portable device and that is generated by a magneticholder, and the signal processing circuit is configured to convert thesensed magnetic induction intensity into a digital signal.

The processor 1650 is configured to: display an interaction interface ofthe portable device on the display, where the interaction interfaceincludes an unlock interface, a standby screen, a lock screen, anon-home screen, a home screen, or an application interface, determine,based on the digital signal, a parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity, when detecting that the parameter related to themagnetic induction intensity deviates from a preset threshold range,skip displaying the interaction interface of the portable device on thedisplay when, before, or after outputting a voice prompt by using theaudio output unit 1690, and display, on the display, prompt informationabout moving the portable device.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes an adsorption site, and the preset threshold range includes aboundary range of a security zone; and

that the processor 1650 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor 1620, the magneticinduction intensity generated by the magnetic holder, and determiningthe adsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity; and

determining that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary range ofthe security zone.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes component values of the magnetic induction intensity in aplurality of directions, and component values in each direction amongthe component values in the plurality of directions correspond to onepreset threshold range; and

that the processor 1650 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates front the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor 1620, the component valuesof the magnetic induction intensity in the plurality of directions; and

determining that a component value in at least one direction among thecomponent values in the plurality of directions deviates from the presetthreshold range corresponding to the component value in the at least onedirection.

For example, the parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityincludes variations of component values of the magnetic inductionintensity in a plurality of directions, and variations of componentvalues in each direction among the variations of the component values inthe plurality of directions correspond to one preset threshold range;and

that the processor 1650 is configured to detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from the presetthreshold range includes:

obtaining, by using the magnetic field sensor 1620, the variations ofthe component values of the magnetic induction intensity in theplurality of directions; and

determining that a variation of a component value in at least onedirection among the component values in the plurality of directionsdeviates from the preset threshold range corresponding to the variationof the component value in the at least one direction.

For example, that the processor 1650 displays the prompt informationabout moving the portable device, on the display includes:

displaying, by the processor 1650, the security zone and a currentadsorption site of the portable device on the display;

displaying, by the processor 1650, a text indicating a moving directionor a graph representation indicating a moving direction, on the display;or

displaying, by the processor 1650 on the display, a text indicating amoving direction or a graph representation indicating a movingdirection, the security zone, and a current adsorption site of theportable device.

For example, the processor 1650 is further configured to:

display the interaction interface of the portable device when theprocessor 1650 detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range and afteroutputting the prompt information by using at least one of the audiooutput unit 1690 and the display; or

display the interaction interface of the portable device when theprocessor 1650 detects that the parameter related to the magneticinduction intensity is in the preset threshold range.

For example, when the processor 1650 outputs the prompt information byusing at least one of the audio output unit 1690 and the display, theportable device is in a locked state; or when the processor 1650 outputsthe prompt information by using at least one of the audio output unit1690 and the display, the portable device is in an unlocked state.

An embodiment of this application provides a portable device. The deviceexists in a form of a chip product a structure of the device includes aprocessor and a memory, the memory is configured to couple to theprocessor and store a program instruction and data of the device, andthe processor is configured to implement the program instruction storedin the memory, so that the device implements a data processing functionin the prompt method shown in FIG. 2.

An embodiment of this application provides another portable device. Thedevice exists in a form of a chip product, a structure of the deviceincludes a processor and a memory, the memory is configured to couple tothe processor and store a program instruction and data of the device,and the processor is configured to implement the program instructionstored in the memory, so that the device implements a data processingfunction in the prompt method shown in FIG. 5.

An embodiment of this application provides a computer-readable storagemedium. The storage medium includes an instruction, where when theinstruction is run on a portable device, the portable device is enabledto perform the prompt method shown in FIG. 2.

An embodiment of this application provides another computer-readablestorage medium. The storage medium includes an instruction, where whenthe instruction is run on a portable device, the portable device isenabled to perform the prompt method shown in FIG. 5.

An embodiment of this application provides a computer program product,including an instruction, where when the instruction is run on aportable device, the portable device is enabled to perform the promptmethod shown in FIG. 2.

An embodiment of this application provides another computer programproduct, including an instruction, where when the instruction is run ona portable device, the portable device is enabled to perform the promptmethod shown in FIG. 5.

An embodiment of this application provides a graphical user interface ona portable device. The portable device includes a display, a memory, aplurality of application programs; and one or more processors configuredto execute one or more programs stored in the memory, and the graphicaluser interface includes a user interface displayed in the method that isshown in FIG. 2 and that is according to the claims.

An embodiment of this application provides a graphical user interface ona portable device. The portable device includes a display, a memory, aplurality of application programs; and one or more processors configuredto execute one or more programs stored in the memory, and the graphicaluser interface includes a user interface displayed in the method that isshown in FIG. 5 and that is according to the claims.

Steps of methods or algorithms described in the embodiments disclosed inthis specification may be implemented by hardware, a software moduleexecuted by a processor, or a combination thereof. The software modulemay be configured in a random access memory (RAM), a memory, a read-onlymemory (ROM), an electrically programmable ROM, an electrically erasableprogrammable ROM, a register, a hard disk, a removable disk, a CD-ROM,or a storage medium in any other forms well-known in the art.

In the foregoing specific implementations, the objective, technicalsolutions, and beneficial effects of this application are furtherdescribed in detail. It should be understood that the foregoingdescriptions are merely specific implementations of this application,but are not intended to limit the protection scope of this application.Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within thespirit and principle of this application shall fall within theprotection scope of this application.

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 37. A prompt method implemented by a portable deviceadsorbed on a magnetic holder, comprising: controlling a display of theportable device to be in an off state; detecting that a parameterrelated to a magnetic induction intensity indicative of adsorptionbetween the portable device and the magnetic holder deviates from apreset threshold range; activating the display of the portable deviceand outputting a voice prompt; and displaying, on the display, promptinformation for moving the portable device.
 38. The prompt method ofclaim 37, wherein the parameter comprises an adsorption site, whereinthe preset threshold range comprises a boundary range of a securityzone, and wherein the prompt method further comprises: obtaining themagnetic induction intensity using a magnetic field sensor of theportable device; determining the adsorption site based on the magneticinduction intensity; and determining that the adsorption site deviatesfrom the boundary range of the security zone.
 39. The prompt method ofclaim 37, wherein the parameter comprises component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, wherein eachof the component values corresponds to one preset threshold range, andwherein the prompt method further comprises: obtaining the componentvalues using a magnetic field sensor of the portable device; anddetermining that a component value in a direction among the componentvalues deviates from a preset threshold range corresponding to thecomponent value in the direction.
 40. The prompt method of claim 37,wherein the parameter comprises variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, wherein eachof the variations of component values corresponds to one presetthreshold range, and wherein the prompt method further comprises:obtaining the variations of the component values using a magnetic fieldsensor of the portable device; and determining that a variation of acomponent value in a direction among the variations of the componentvalues deviates from a preset threshold range corresponding to thevariation of the component value in the direction.
 41. The prompt methodof claim 37, further comprising: displaying a security zone and acurrent adsorption site of the portable device on the display;displaying a text or a graph representation indicating a movingdirection on the display; or displaying, on the display, the textindicating the moving direction or a second graph representationindicating the moving direction, the security zone, and the currentadsorption site of the portable device.
 42. The prompt method of claim41, further comprising: turning off the display when the parameter is inthe preset threshold range and after outputting prompt information; orturning off the display when the parameter is in the preset thresholdrange.
 43. A portable device, comprising: a display; an audio outputapparatus; a magnetic field sensor comprising: a magnetic sensitiveelement configured to sense a magnetic induction intensity proximate tothe portable device from a magnetic holder ; and a signal processingcircuit coupled to the magnetic sensitive element and configured toconvert the magnetic induction intensity into a digital signal; aprocessor coupled to the display, the audio output apparatus, and themagnetic field sensor, wherein the processor is configured to: controlthe display to be in an off state; determine, based on the digitalsignal, a parameter related to the magnetic induction intensityindicative of adsorption between the portable device and the magneticholder; detect that the parameter related to the magnetic inductionintensity deviates from a preset threshold range; activate the displayof the portable device and output a voice prompt using the audio outputapparatus; and display, on the display, prompt information for movingthe portable device.
 44. The portable device of claim 43, wherein theparameter comprises an adsorption site, wherein the preset thresholdrange comprises a boundary range of a security zone, and wherein theprocessor is further configured to: obtain, using the magnetic fieldsensor, the magnetic induction intensity from the magnetic holder;determine the adsorption site based on the magnetic induction intensity;and determine that the adsorption site deviates from the boundary rangeof the security zone.
 45. The portable device of claim 43, wherein theparameter comprises component values of the magnetic induction intensityin a plurality of directions, wherein each of the component valuescorresponds to one preset threshold range, and wherein the processor isfurther configured to: obtain, using the magnetic field sensor, thecomponent values; and determine that a component value in a directionamong the component values deviates from a preset threshold range . 46.The portable device of claim 43, wherein the parameter comprisesvariations of component values of the magnetic induction intensity in aplurality of directions, wherein each of the variations of componentvalues corresponds to one preset threshold range, and wherein theprocessor is further configured to: obtain, using the magnetic fieldsensor, the variations of the component values; and determine that avariation of a component value in a direction among the variations ofthe component values deviates from a preset threshold range.
 47. Theportable device of claim 43, wherein the processor is further configuredto: display, on the display, a security zone and a current adsorptionsite of the portable device; display, on the display, a text indicatinga moving direction or a graph representation indicating a movingdirection; or display, on the display, a text indicating the movingdirection or a graph representation indicating a moving direction, thesecurity zone, and a current adsorption site of the portable device. 48.The portable device of claim 47, wherein the processor is furtherconfigured to: turn off the display after detecting that the parameteris in the preset threshold range and after outputting promptinformation; or turn off the display when detecting that the parameteris in the preset threshold range.
 49. The portable device of claim 48,wherein the processor is further configured to output the promptinformation using at least one of the audio output apparatus or thedisplay, and wherein the portable device is in a locked state.
 50. Aportable device, comprising: a display; an audio output apparatus; amagnetic field sensor comprising: a magnetic sensitive elementconfigured to sense a magnetic induction intensity proximate to theportable device and of a magnetic holder; and a signal processingcircuit coupled to the magnetic sensitive element and configured toconvert the magnetic induction intensity into a digital signal; aprocessor coupled to the display, the audio output apparatus, and themagnetic field sensor, wherein the processor is configured to: displayan interaction interface of the portable device on the display, whereinthe interaction interface comprises an unlock interface, a home screen,a standby screen, a lock screen, a non-home screen, or an applicationinterface; determine, based on the digital signal, a parameter relatedto the magnetic induction intensity indicative of adsorption between theportable device and the magnetic holder; detect that the parameterrelated to the magnetic induction intensity deviates from a presetthreshold range; skip displaying, in response to the detecting, theinteraction interface of the portable device on the display and output avoice prompt using the audio output apparatus; and display, on thedisplay, prompt information about moving the portable device.
 51. Theportable device of claim 50, wherein the parameter comprises anadsorption site, wherein the preset threshold range comprises a boundaryrange of a security zone, and wherein the processor is furtherconfigured: obtain, using the magnetic field sensor, the magneticinduction intensity from the magnetic holder; determine the adsorptionsite based on the magnetic induction intensity; and determine that theadsorption site deviates from the boundary range of the security zone.52. The portable device of claim 50, wherein the parameter comprisescomponent values of the magnetic induction intensity in a plurality ofdirections, wherein each of the component values corresponds to onepreset threshold range, and wherein the processor is further configuredto: obtain, using the magnetic field sensor, the component values; anddetermine that a component value in a direction among the componentvalues deviates from a preset threshold range corresponding to thecomponent value in the direction.
 53. The portable device of claim 50,wherein the parameter comprises variations of component values of themagnetic induction intensity in a plurality of directions, wherein eachof the variations of component values corresponds to one presetthreshold range, and wherein the processor is further configured to:obtain, using the magnetic field sensor, the variations of the componentvalues of the magnetic induction intensity in the plurality ofdirections; and determine that a variation of a component value in adirection among the component values deviates from a preset thresholdrange corresponding to the variation of the component value in thedirection.
 54. The portable device of claim 50, wherein the processor isfurther configured to: display a security zone and a current adsorptionsite of the portable device on the display; display, on the display, atext or a graph representation indicating a moving direction; ordisplay, on the display, a text indicating a moving direction or a graphrepresentation indicating a moving direction, the security zone, and acurrent adsorption site of the portable device.
 55. The portable deviceof claim 54, wherein the processor is further configured to: display theinteraction interface of the portable device after detecting that theparameter is in the preset threshold range and after outputting promptinformation using at least one of the audio output apparatus or thedisplay; or display the interaction interface of the portable devicewhen detecting that the parameter is in the preset threshold range. 56.The portable device of claim 55, wherein the processor is furtherconfigured to output the prompt information using at least one of theaudio output apparatus or the display, and wherein the portable deviceis in a locked state.